An indoor live ammunition shooting range facility system includes a ventilation facility installed in an indoor live ammunition shooting range, and configured to ventilate air of the indoor live ammunition shooting range; a targeting device facility installed in the indoor live ammunition shooting range, and configured to provide a shooting target; a bulletproof facility installed to protect components exposed to an inside of the indoor live ammunition shooting range among components configuring the ventilation facility and the target device facility and to protect a wall surface of the indoor live ammunition shooting range; a bullet head recovery facility installed on a side opposite to a shooting position, and configured to recover a bullet head; and a control facility installed in the indoor live ammunition shooting range, and configured to control the ventilation facility, the target device facility and the bullet head recovery facility.

An indoor live ammunition shooting range facility system includes a ventilation facility installed in an indoor live ammunition shooting range, and configured to ventilate air of the indoor live ammunition shooting range; a targeting device facility installed in the indoor live ammunition shooting range, and configured to provide a shooting target; a bulletproof facility installed to protect components exposed to an inside of the indoor live ammunition shooting range among components configuring the ventilation facility and the target device facility and to protect a wall surface of the indoor live ammunition shooting range; a bullet head recovery facility installed on a side opposite to a shooting position, and configured to recover a bullet head; and a control facility installed in the indoor live ammunition shooting range, and configured to control the ventilation facility, the target device facility and the bullet head recovery facility.

A portable wind resistant target and sign stand, that is lightweight, wind resistant and can be stored in a relatively small container approximately two feet tall and five inches in diameter. The stand is made of rigid pipes that can be rapidly and easily assembled and disassembled without tools, The stand can accommodate target or sign panels of varying height or width, as the backdrops can be secured at any position along the vertically adjustable, horizontally disposed, rigid crossbars by a plurality of spring clips or, alternatively, a plurality of magnets if said crossbar is made of ferrous metal. Wind resistance is enhanced by a novel three-way-tee fitting assembly developed for this application.

A portable wind resistant target and sign stand, that is lightweight, wind resistant and can be stored in a relatively small container approximately two feet tall and five inches in diameter. The stand is made of rigid pipes that can be rapidly and easily assembled and disassembled without tools, The stand can accommodate target or sign panels of varying height or width, as the backdrops can be secured at any position along the vertically adjustable, horizontally disposed, rigid crossbars by a plurality of spring clips or, alternatively, a plurality of magnets if said crossbar is made of ferrous metal. Wind resistance is enhanced by a novel three-way-tee fitting assembly developed for this application.

A system that may be reconfigured to provide various situations in which a firearm might need to be deployed is disclosed. The system may comprise a central panel and, optionally, one or more wall panels, which may be interconnected to each other to create various situations. A variety of firearm training attachments may also be attached to the central panel to simulate various situations such as a doorway, roof, windshield of an automobile, and concrete floor/wall. These components may be detachable and collapsible so that they may be stored and transported in a shipping container to any location in and outside of the United States.

A target stand is described that may comprise a frame; first and second rails; and a trolley. The frame may support the first and second rails. The trolley may comprise a base, a first wheel assembly coupled to the base and in contact with the first rail, and a second wheel assembly coupled to the base and in contact with the second rail, wherein the trolley is movable between respective lower ends of the first and second rails and respective upper ends of the first and second rails via the first and second wheel assemblies contacting the first and second rails. The base of the trolley may comprise a proximal portion and a cantilevered portion extending away from the proximal portion to a free end, wherein the first and second wheel assemblies are coupled to the proximal portion and the cantilevered portion extends over the first and second rails.

A target stand is described that may comprise a frame; first and second rails; and a trolley. The frame may support the first and second rails. The trolley may comprise a base, a first wheel assembly coupled to the base and in contact with the first rail, and a second wheel assembly coupled to the base and in contact with the second rail, wherein the trolley is movable between respective lower ends of the first and second rails and respective upper ends of the first and second rails via the first and second wheel assemblies contacting the first and second rails. The base of the trolley may comprise a proximal portion and a cantilevered portion extending away from the proximal portion to a free end, wherein the first and second wheel assemblies are coupled to the proximal portion and the cantilevered portion extends over the first and second rails.

A method and apparatus for supporting a post used to support a ballistic target. A post is supported in a vertical position by retention in a post stand. The post stand is assembled using a bottom plate, a top plate and two side plates. Once assembled, the post stand receives a post. Two types of posts are contemplated. One post type is made of wood. A second post type is made of steel and projects a low profile toward a shooter. A top hanger is then installed over the post and provides mounting holes so that a target can be suspended therefrom.

A method and apparatus for supporting a post used to support a ballistic target. A post is supported in a vertical position by retention in a post stand. The post stand is assembled using a bottom plate, a top plate and two side plates. Once assembled, the post stand receives a post. Two types of posts are contemplated. One post type is made of wood. A second post type is made of steel and projects a low profile toward a shooter. A top hanger is then installed over the post and provides mounting holes so that a target can be suspended therefrom.

A collapsible, portable target shooting apparatus that is easily transported and constructed in the field, backyard, or other location for shooters to use for training and recreation. When collapsed, the apparatus lies generally flat. When expanded and assembled, portions of the apparatus comprise graphics for target shooting. A shelving system supports a variety of targets, including, but not limited to, three-dimensional targets such as fruit, cans, bottles, or any similar item. The apparatus may be made of cardboard, stiff paper, plastic, Kevlar, wood, metal, Styrofoam, or similar materials, or combinations thereof.